
Photo: Thomas Birke
Photographer Thomas Birke went to Japan in 2008 to take photos of “the future” - and he didn’t go away disappointed. Thomas’ large format photography reveals how much…

Photo: Thomas Birke
Photographer Thomas Birke went to Japan in 2008 to take photos of “the future” - and he didn’t go away disappointed. Thomas’ large format photography reveals how much…
Customer: “What’s the difference between the three fingers and finger fingers?”
Me: “Well, the three fingers comes with three chicken fingers, and the five fingers comes with five.”
Customer:…
This should be a hoot. Seems Universal Pictures have won a bidding war against three other studios for the right to produce a movie based on Asteroids. Yes. The 1979 game Asteroids.
Disney…
Customer: “Hi, I just ordered sweet and sour chicken from your establishment, and one of my pieces of chicken is shaped like a fish.”
Me: “Well, the chicken is in all different shapes, ma’am.”
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Humans have always been fascinated with the salamander’s ability to regenerate lost limbs. Now scientists studying salamander genes have discovered that the process isn’t quite as complicated as…
Microsoft’s picture-based 3D game programing tool was launched yesterday. Tell the world what you’re making.
During the Game Developers Conference, I had a chance to try Kodu, a programming…
The stewards of the web have removed the sections of the HTML 5 draft specification that would recommend web browsers support audio and video playback using a specific codec.
Ian Hickson, one of…
I enjoyed this short, creative BBC video that tells the story of the Mexican jumping bean. (Via Bits and Pieces)
BBC Magazine gave 13-year-old Scott Campbell a gen-one Walkman in place of his MP3 player for a week, then gathered his impressions on the device:
It took me three days to figure out that there…

canopy rafts are extraordinary things. they’re…

Tattoo artist Yann Travaille has made a name for himself in the over populated
field of tattoo design with his astonishingly refreshing designs normally done with crayons, not tattoo ink.
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The best bit of this latest Bit.Trip Core video? How completely innocently its gentle blips belie the searing block-tracer madness happening on screen — I’ve already essentially relented…